The Best Framer Templates for Freelancers & Personal Sites in 2026
Three Framer resume and personal site templates compared for freelancers and job seekers who want a link, not a PDF, to send instead.
A PDF resume can't do what a website can
A link is easier to send than an attachment, it never gets mangled by someone else's software, and it can actually show your work instead of just describing it. A Framer resume or personal site template gets you there without a design project.
1. Resumx — by Justin Farrugia
Resumx is a free, one-page template that treats your resume as a single scroll rather than a multi-page portfolio — fast to fill in, with light and dark mode built in.
Best for: Anyone who wants a resume site live in under an hour, no multi-page structure needed.
2. ResumeFlow — by Freelancer Deven
ResumeFlow, also free, adds more portfolio depth than Resumx — dedicated project showcase and experience timeline sections, useful if you want the site to double as a work sample.
Best for: Freelancers who want their resume site to also carry a small portfolio.
3. Kernic — by Fayzora
Ours. Kernic leans more portfolio-first than either free option above — built for designers who want project case studies to lead, with career details supporting them rather than the other way around.
Best for: Designers whose project work should be the main event, not a secondary section.
How to choose
If you just need a fast, one-page resume site, Resumx. If you want a bit more portfolio structure without paying, ResumeFlow. And if your projects are the strongest part of your story, Kernic is built to let them lead.
